Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Saturday, June 15th, Is < ‘ ' \ I *• • . " - ■ ’ ^ _ • ■_ / » - and We’ll Help Make It a Red Letter ' » .. •- • ■ • * . . • ' / ■ ' / Day for Southern Motorists * - / ' / /' . ‘ * * * " ’ . ' ’ ; - / '/ - / • . ■- ^ * • / / / Five thousand (5000) tires will he the daily output of the great new Goodyear plant at Gadsden, Alabama. Saturday, in a great one day sale, we and other Goodyear Dealers in this vicinity hope to sell more than that number. We want to show that even this plant will have to be expanded to take care of the South’s needs. We want to mark the opening of this plant with an appreciation sale. ~~ We offer you the popularly acclaimed “world’s greatest tires”—Goodyear Double Eagles, All Weathers and Pathfinders at remarkably low prices. We’ll be up early and here late to serve you. We’ll show you why more people ride on Goodyear Tires than on any other kind—why Goodyears are superior in tread and car cass—why the South has gone Goodyear. Gome in Saturday and leave us show you our red letter day values. Whd the South Makes the South. “Opening of the new Goodyear tire plant at Gadsden, Alabama, marks an impressive forward stride in the industrial develop ment of the Sooth. It is signifi cant of onr future that the world’s greatest robber company sees in the Sooth its best opportunity for Hon. Bibb Graves, Governor of Alabama. Visit the Goodyear Southern Plants. Goodyear gladly welcomes visitors at its Cedartown, Georgia, Cotton Mill and, when in operation, its new cotton mills at Atco, Georgia, and RockmartrGeorgia, and tire building plant at Gadsden, Alabama. Come in and Get the low Price Saturday on Your Size at the Barnwell Station Lloyd A. Plexico, Manager BarnwelL S. 0.